How to get here
Getting to Brest, nothing could be easier:
- with the Paris-Brest TGV or the Nantes-Brest train
- by air, on one of the lines of the international airport of Brest-Guipavas
- from England or Ireland by ferry to the port of Roscoff
Schedule
From 13 to 18 July 2012, the festival site will be open to the public on presentation of an admission ticket from 10 a.m. to 1 a.m. On 19 July, the day of departure for the grand Brest-Douarnenez parade, admission is free.
Site and access plan
As for each edition, the perimeter of the maritime festival will run from the commercial port to the shores of the Penfeld military port.
The site entrances, the location of the park-and-ride points and the general plan of the festival will shortly be posted on this page.
What is already certain is that public access to the port of Brest will benefit from a brand new infrastructure: the Brest tramway, which will just have been inaugurated in June 2012!
Uniting energies, wills and people for an ambitious event, that is what the partners of Tonnerres de Brest 2012 are gambling on.
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